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BloombergChina will achieve a “soft landing” even as growth moderates after the government tightened monetary policy, The Conference Board said as its main indicator for the economy rose.
The New York-based researcher’s leading economic index for China increased 1 percent in June, it said in a release today. The index climbed 0.6 percent in May and 0.3 percent in April.
The gain may ease concern that Europe’s debt crisis and a weakening U.S. recovery will weigh on growth in the world’s second-largest economy. China’s benchmark stock index has retreated 14 percent from its April high as the government stepped up efforts to cool the fastest inflation in three years.
“The economy is significantly moderating right now and also over the next couple of months,” Bart van Ark, the organization’s chief economist, told Bloomberg Television from New York today. “We still expect it to be pretty much a soft landing.”
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